Glistening Grins: Getting The Smile You've Longed For
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8 September 2016
Cosmetic dentistry can get you the smile you've been looking for your entire life. From fixing broken teeth to whitening your chompers, there are a number of techniques for brightening your smile. Here are three common cosmetic procedures that could help you.
Veneers
The first cosmetic procedure you might consider is getting veneers. Veneers are a quick solution for a bright, perfect smile. They are thin pieces of porcelain overlaid on your teeth.
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3 Tips To Improve The Look Of Your Smile Before Your Wedding Day
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22 August 2016
As your wedding day approaches, there is one thing that you might not have thought about before but that you might be worried about now -- the appearance of your teeth. After all, you will surely be flashing your pearly whites in all of your wedding photos and at all of your guests on your big day. You do not want to feel self-conscious about the way that your smile looks on what is going to be one of the most important days of your life, so consider these three tips to improve the look of your smile before your wedding.
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Keep Your Teeth: 3 Tips To Help You Avoid Premature Tooth Loss
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1 August 2016
If you haven't been taking proper care of your teeth, it's time to start. Inadequate dental hygiene can lead to premature tooth loss. If premature tooth loss runs in your family, you already have an increased risk of suffering the same fate. However, with proper care, you can increase your odds of retaining your natural teeth. Here are three steps you can take to help keep your natural teeth strong and healthy.
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Two Reasons Why You Should Have Your Gum Disease Treated With Lasers
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15 July 2016
If you've recently been diagnosed with gum disease, the next step is to determine which type of treatment you should seek out. Traditionally, gum disease is treated with scaling, a process that involves opening the gums and using dental tools to remove the diseased portions. However, there is another option that may be even better: Laser therapy. Learning more about the benefits of treating gum disease with lasers can help you see why it is the right choice for you.
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